


At the Candlelight

by chibimelodee



Category: Crimson Peak (2015), Supernatural
Genre: Allerdale Hall, Blizzards & Snowstorms, England (Country), F/M, Forbidden Love, Friendship, Ghosts, Lost Love, Memories, Original Character(s), Road Trips, Sibling Incest, Song Lyrics
Language: English
Status: In-Progress
Published: 2019-04-27
Updated: 2019-04-27
Packaged: 2020-02-07 14:11:53
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Major Character Death
Chapters: 2
Words: 4,699
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/18622096
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/chibimelodee/pseuds/chibimelodee
Summary: In the Christmas night,The deads come aliveAt the candlelightsMélanie and Mélodie - two sisters - decided to take their best friend, Marina, on a trip to England. Their journey took them in Allerdale Hall, a home full of mysteries and lies. They found themselves in the middle of a dark prophety.





	1. Prologue

**Author's Note:**

> Hi there!  
> So, here's a special fanfiction I'm writing with my sister 'cause it's a gift ;)  
> Hope you'll like it.  
> Please, tell us what you think about it in reviews and if you have ideas for this story to be better... English is not my native language ;)  
> Thanks to my beta, shadowthief-wolf  
> Thanks to my beta, shadowthief-wolf

 

Ghosts are real. They fade away, along with the past, like mist in the daylight… Leaving only small lessons behind... Small certainties... They are things that tie a ghost to a place, very much like us. Some remain tethered to a patch of land or a time and date, the spilling of blood… A terrible crime…. But there are others that hold to an emotion, a drive : loss, revenge, or love… Those, they never leave.

The blood of Alan McMichael on the floor. The broken baluster where Edith had fallen. The chimney in the library, raising as the house took a deep breath of poisoned air. And the ghost of Lucille Sharpe, alone, all alone forever, seated at the piano in the unforgiving cold. Playing the first note of a lullaby, their lullaby…

_Let the wind blow kindly_  
_In the sail of your dreams_  
_And the moon light your journey_  
_And bring you to me…_

_~~~_

Her bony fingers brushed the keys of the old piano, moving effortless at the slow rythm of the lullaby. She didn’t remember how long she had been playing at the dreadful instrument. A minute ? An hour ? Or a century ?

Time moved differently when you’re on the other side of the veil of Death. It stretched, it fastened, it slowed, it stopped... It didn’t matter. A second lasted an eternity, a year ended with a blink of an eye. Time is indeed a funny thing.

One may think that ghosts don’t feel. It’s not true. The wind can still tickle their skin. Cold air can bite their non-existent flesh. Fire can burn them. Of course, you can’t really hurt a ghost. But the mere memory of these simple things suffices to make a ghost feel.

It was still cold inside the mansion. For all that Lucille knew, no-one had fixed the huge hole of the ceiling. No fire had been lit in the fireplace.

Some small snowflakes fell inside, freezing the air further, making the lady of the house shiver. The snowflakes seemed to dance with elegance in the night air, rocked by the soft piano song.

But Lucille was blind to such a beauty. She remained on the hard small bench, playing the same song again… and again… and again. Thinking about all of the events which had led her to such a state, all the things she had done for the love of her brother.

Sure, her actions had been reckless and at times cruel. They may have lacked some finesse. But she had done them out of love. Thomas, sweet little Thomas, had always been the reason why she had done it. Thomas with the blue piercing eyes. Thomas with his well-mannered gestures. Thomas with his shy expressions. Thomas with his skillful long fingers. Dear young Thomas whom she had been forced to kill.

The strength of her grief and sadness hit her again, knocking the air out of her lungs, a single tear escaping her dead eyes but soon vanishing in a black mist. Her emotions had heightened in death but Lucille remained still, her face unreadable. Always the lady her mother forced her to be. Sentiments were for fools. Conceal. Don't make them know what you feel. Better yet, don't feel. Feelings were the cause of everything. More particularly, love. If Lucille hadn’t loved Thomas... If Thomas hadn’t loved Edith...

Edith... Blonde, beautiful, innocent Edith... The origin of her situation. Memories invaded her mind : Thomas and Edith entering the ballroom, the both of them dancing together so perfectly, Thomas who had came to see Lucille to ask for her ring so he could asked Edith to be his wife, the jalousy she had felt when he had brought his new bride to Allerdale Hall, the first time Thomas had put poison in Edith’s tea, the way he looked at Edith, the night when Thomas had left Lucille alone, the night when he had betrayed his promise, his joy when his machine had finally worked and his will to share it with Edith, his wife’s shocked expression when she had discovered their monstrous secret, Thomas's confession about his love for Edith, the way the knife had sunk so easily in his cheek, how his eyes had lost the sparks of life... 

All these memories were harassing her again and again... playing forever in her tortured mind... Lucille had finally see it as a work-in-progress, a riddle she had to solved. Maybe if she could find the particular moment where everything was not upside-down... The moment when Edith was still prey and not a loving wife... Then maybe she could bring him back... But had she ever been prey for him ? Why ? Why had he chosen her ?

All of this made no sense... Thomas couldn’t have done that to her ! Dear Thomas, so perfect, so handsome, so pure ! Still an innocent child she had to protect... And that’s what she had done, protecting him against their parents, against this Edith he thought he loved, against himself...

Once dead, no one could hurt him. Once dead, he was safe... Poor Thomas... Dead... But she was dead too. They could be together at last. Two soul united in the same love, bonded forever by the horror they had committed.

Where was he ? She had been waiting for him for long, so long... But he won't be long now. He always loved travelling... Yes, it must be that, he must be certainly travelling... Without her, despite his knowledge of her hatred of being alone in this house... Ah, mean Thomas ! So broody, so dreamy... She won't scold him for that... No ! He would soon be back... They needed money... He would do what needed to be done... He would come back to her !

 _We can’t live in the mountains,_  
_We can’t live out at sea._  
_Where, oh, where oh, my lover,_  
_Shall I come to_ thee ?

Lucille's heart sank a little at the realization she will have to share him again with another stranger. Another innocent woman. Another meaningful wife. Or would it be another Edith ? Another bride who would steal his heart ? No, this couldn’t be… Thomas’s heart was hers, only hers… It had always been ! This young scatterbrained had only just been an illusion… Surely, he must have been wrong about his feelings, he couldn’t have really loved her. All of this had just been an unfortunate mistake, nothing else… He had swore he would only love her… Forever together… Never apart… He had promised !

Had Thomas always be true to her ? Had Thomas ever loved her and her only ? Her who had given him everything, that had done the unforgivable for him. She had tended to his wounds, had stoodd against their parents… She had killed his wives when their money was theirs. Thomas had always been afraid of death so Lucille had done the dirty work. She had witnessed as his wives took their last breath because Thomas was too weak to be there. He had tried to stay until the end for Margaret, to hold her hand when she was chocking on her own blood but he had been so shaken he had wanted to stop everything, to find another way for the money they lacked. As if they ever had a choice… Poor Thomas who couldn’t stand the sight of blood. Naive little Thomas revolted by a life that ends. Forever her baby brother. But what if...

What if he hadn't been there for his wives' deaths because he had also loved them ? What if he had betrayed her before Edith ? Had his love from her ever been real ? Had he been using her for the very beginning ? When had he turned his genuine self to the heartless traitor he had become ?

Lucille could still feel his hands on hers, the way he used to brush his sinful lips on hers, the feeling on his soft dark curls entangled in her hands, the weight of his body on hers. Lucille could almost hear his voice still speaking of love through wonderful poems. She could still see, just like it was yesterday, how they used to dance in her bedroom... Did Thomas ever do the same to Edith ?

She remembered quite well how Thomas had danced with Edith at the McMichael's party. How their eyes locked, just like he used to lovingly look at her when they danced and twirled. Thomas had always been a great dancer. Everytime they were celebrating, he used to wrap his lean arms around Lucille's body, taking her into a slow and promising dance. The day she had learnt she was pregnant was the happiest memory she had. Lucille could remember every details, from the sparks of glee in Thomas's eyes to the way he had kissed her senselessly.

She knew she could still have it with Thomas. She knew, deep in her heart, that he still had to feel something for her, despite that petulant Edith. All his words, all his touches, all his kisses should have meant something... Once he would be back home, she would soon get rid of this new wife of his and be back in his arms.

Thomas was hers… Forever hers… Only hers !


	2. Waltz of the snowflakes

**Summary for the Chapter:**

> The dialogues are in French 'cause the three friends are French. If you want, for the next chapter, to have the dialogues in English, please tell in in comments

**Notes for the Chapter:**

> Please, tell us what you think about it in reviews and if you have ideas for this story to be better... English is not my native language ;)

 

Tom Hiddleston was singing loudly, his voice echoing in the small car. Since the beginning of their journey, the three friends were listening to his cover songs of Hank Williams, comfortably sitting in the black Kia Picanto. Marina was singing off key, slightly dancing while driving safely in the left side of the road. Mélodie was fast asleep, rocked by the road while Mélanie was smiling dreamily, watching the English countryside rolling past the window.

_When you are sad and lonely and have no place to go_   
_Call me up, sweet baby, and bring along some dough_   
_And we'll go honky tonkin', honky tonkin'_   
_Honky tonkin', honey baby_   
_We'll go honky tonkin' 'round this town._

Marina still couldn’t believed it. She was in England, travelling with her friends to see for the first time in forever her favorite actor, Eugene Simon. Mélodie and Mélanie had surprised her with an early birthday gift by planning a tour in London for a couple of days before heading straight to see him in his new play _For King and Country_ in a small village, lost in the countryside of Cumberland.

The three girls had spent an amazing time in the capital city, strolling through the best parts of London. The two sisters had introduced Marina to Camden Market where they all had the time of their lives. The three friends had discovered an old tiny shop full of mystery. It was so full of clothes and others ancient items it looked it was about to explode. Which brought the young women inside was the odd atmosphere, like frozen in a moment of the past, where only the dust on the shelves seemed to indicate the time that had passed. No other souls seemed to wander in this deserted place but a tiny little old woman whose face was wrinkled. Only her head was popping out of the counter. She stared at them with her big bright eyes, giving her the look of an inquisitive owl before she disclosed a partially toothless smile. With a surprising nimbleness, she hopped from behind the counter and went to be in front of the three friends. With a crooked finger, she pointed a corner of the shop and jogtropped towards it, humming with a creaking voice : « Follow me ! ». The friends shared a doubtful look and followed her without saying a word. The tiny old lady seemed to disappeared behind a rack of various clothes where she began to madly throw a lot of items to them, each throwing followed by a joyful « For you ! ». Once pleased of her distribution, the odd tiny woman reappeared, rubbing her hands with glee, showed them a small fitting room and jogtropped with a smirk back to her counter, where she stared at them again with her bright eyes.

Marina curiously picked up the first garment of her pile of clothing, her eyes popping out in front of the beautiful dark crimson corset which was embroidered with golden threads. Admiring the finesse of the item, she whispered to her friends : "La gérante me fait flipper mais je dois avouer qu'elle a vraiment bon goût !". Smiling at her, the two sisters nodded while Marina kept looking lovingly at the corset, turning it in her hands to contemplate each details. Her eyes darted to the small label and she groaned in frustration when she saw the price. « Je crois que je vais passer mon tour… » she sighed, looking defeated.

« Ca ne coute rien d’essayer ! » Mélodie encouraged her friend with a smile. « Va vite dans la cabine d’essayage ! Allez, ouste ! On t’attend pour regarder ce que la vieille là-bas nous a choisi… » The last sentence was whispered with a wink, the woman glancing surreptitiously at the old owl at the counter. Laughing softly, Marina disappeared behind the curtain of the fitting room. Minutes later, she reappeared. Sure, it has expensive but it fit her like a glove. She loved how she looked like a true Lannister with it. It matched perfectly with her long black skirt she had brought in her luggage. « Marina, tu es superbe ! » Mélodie exclaimed

Mélanie was smiling at her, slowly encouraging her friend : « Marina, pour une fois dans ta vie, fais-toi plaisir ! On n’a qu’une vie ! Si tu ne le prends pas, tu vas le regretter… »

« Oui, mais… » Marina started.

« Marina » Mélanie interrupted firmly. « Le prix s’oublie, la qualité reste ! »

« Ah, Mélanie » Mélodie giggled « Audiard n’aurait pas mieux dit. Bon Marina, tu n’as pas le choix ! Audiard a parlé par la bouche de Mélanie… ». The youngest of the three laughed and went to pay it before she changed her mind.

The youngest sister, after a lot of time searching in the huge pile of clothing that lay before her, had chosen a very lovely dress all made with black laces, the details showing roses entwined with skulls. The clothing was the perfect weight for her to feel comfortable in her wheelchair, the lace curiously not itching her very sensitive skin. The long sleeves were loose, so they would not hurt her arms. Mélodie had also picked a very lovely bright pink corset to match with her pink locks of hair which framed her round face. To go with the corset, she had also chosen a tight leather trousers - of course not too tight around her tights -, beautifully decorated with roses. A knee-length Victorian-styled coat sublimated the outfit.

As for Mélanie, she had particularly liked a very lacy beige skirt, knee-length at the front, falling on the ground on the back. Several layers of fabrics fell graciously around her waist and swayed with her every moves. The eldest had also found a light brown corset to her liking, with cogs and others steampunk items embroidered on it. A wings-spreaded crow was plastered on the cleverage, its eyes a bright red. A dark night gown had also been add to her shopping list, the silky fabric shining in the sunlight, matching with the sparks of blue in her eyes. Some small diamond-like stones were sown at the end to the dress, sparkling like millions of stars. Its pearled sleeves were stopping at the elbow, offering place for some bright white gloves. The long dress was falling on the ground in a magnificent train.

After the fittings, Mélanie went discreetly to her sister and whispered : « Je te donne l’argent et tu vas payer ? »

« Tu peux y aller Mélanie, tu sais » Mélodie winked. « Elle ne va pas te manger »

« Elle va me parler en anglais » Mélanie squealed, looking horrified, shoving her purse in her sister’s hands.

« Oui, c’est normal… Il y a de forte chance qu’elle soit anglaise » her sister rose an eyebrow at her, trying not to laugh at her sister’s distress.

« Justement, c’est toi qui parle anglais » Mélanie pushed her sister in front of the counter and retreated as fast as she could. While Mélodie was paying for their purchases, a sunshine fell on a small item, making it shimmered, catching Mélanie’s eyes. Taking cautious footstep, the young woman went to admire the bronze hairpin, which seemed to call her. The old piece of jewelry was a delicate moth, intriguing art-nouveau patterns shining. It was quite strange that she was attracted by it, this kind of insect not really her favorite. She much more preferred the finesse of butterflies or the joy that was brought by ladybugs. Moths were definitively not insects she liked but nonetheless, there was something alluring about this pin. She needed to have it.

Seeing the want in her sister's eyes, Mélodie quickly waved at Marina to grab it so she could pay for it. She just couldn't resist but to offer it to her older sister. Mélanie was delighted surprised by this sisterly surprise, mentally taking note to also buy her a gift later.

 _We're goin' to the city, to the city fair_  
 _If you go to the city then you will find me there_  
 _And we'll go honky_ tonkin _', honky_ tonkin _'_  
 _Honky_ tonkin _', honey baby_  
 _We'll go honky_ tonkin _' 'round this town._

_~~~_

They were now in the middle of nowhere, going straight from London to a small village with an unpronouceable name. It was a long drive, especially for the first time in England. Driving in the opposite side of the road had been difficult at first but soon, she had taken her marks.

« Mélanie » Marina called her friend on the back seat, « tout va bien ? On ne t’entend plus… ». The eldest smiled brightly before she answered in a small voice, avoiding waking her sister up : « Tout va très bien. La campagne anglaise est superbe ! Il faudra vraiment qu’on revienne pour aller voir la maison de Jane Austen dans le Hampshire… Et la ville natale de Shakespeare ! C’est vraiment superbe ! Stratford-Upon-Aven… »

« Quand tu veux ! » Marina exclaimed happily. « Dis, c’est normal que Mélo se soit endormie en même pas deux minutes ? Je sais bien qu’elle dort vite avec son cachet mais là, elle en a pas pris… ». Mélanie laughed softly, watching the sleeping form of her sister from behind. « C’est tout à fait normal, ne t’inquiète pas. Elle dort toujours en voiture… Quand tu t’arrêteras la prochaine fois, tu veux que je vienne devant ? »

The music stopped abruptly and Marina cursed under her breath… Not again ! They still had 4 hours to go, and the thought of 4 hours without music… « Qu’est-ce qui se passe ? » Mélanie asked, leaning fowards to take a look at the old CD-player. The small screen was dead, no sign of life showed when Marina tapped slightly on it.

She sighed and muttered under her breath : « Bon, le reste du voyage se fera sans musique… Désolée, mais c’est une vieille voiture… Ça fait longtemps qu’elle n’a pas roulé autant… ». « C’est pas grave » Mélanie answered, shrugging « On va parler à la place. Dis, tu as lu le dernier chapitre de notre fic ? Je crois que j’ai exagéré, j’ai écrit dans les 6,000 mots… »

The rest of the journey went smoothly, Mélodie sleeping for the entire time. The conversation between Mélanie and Marina had been changed from their story – where Marina absolutely wanted that Victoria ended up with Kenneth while Mélanie insisted that the dear Vicky married poor Loki – to the upcoming play. Mélanie was a little worried about not understand everything that was going to happen as she understood English better when it was written than if it was spoken. Thanksfully, during their trip in London, her sister and her best friend had done all the speaking.

All the fanfictions Mélanie had read in English - thanks to Mélodie - had greatly improved her vocabulary but her shyness stopped her from trying to speak this language. Even with what Vartan – Mélodie and Mélanie’s fabrics supplier – had reassured the eldest of the two sisters by telling her that her accent was cute, she still refused to speak English. She was born French, so she would speak French. End of discussion. Anyway, Marina has comforted Mélanie, telling her that she and her sister, would help her translate what she didn't understand.

The youngest of the three friends was so excited she kept jumping on her seat. In a few hours, she was going to see Eugene Simon in real life, watch him in a play and - she really didn't know how the two sisters had managed it - she was going to have half an hour with him alone ! Marina swallowed hard, trying to prepare the questions she was going to ask while staying perfectly calm. That would be a complete challenge : she didn't know how she was going to react. Either she was going to stand still and mute, as pale as Death, or she was going to speak very fast and loudly and he would not have a chance to speak.

~~~

Night was slowly falling, covering the road with its darkness. Snow was covering the landscape at an alarming speed. The snowflakes danced graciously, making the sight from the inside of the car look like they were in space, flying at light-speed. Laughing soundly, Marina began to hum the Star Wars theme, making Mélodie growled in her sleep. 

« Quel réalisme ! » Mélanie laughed softly « On a même Chewbacca ! » Her sister groaned again, just like as if she had heard the sly comment, slightly moving to find a better position in the small vehicle. A loud sound came from the motor, drawing Mélodie into a barely conscious state.

« Qu'est-ce qui se passe ? » She asked, a hint of sleepiness still in her voice. As to answer, the motor coughed loudly. Marina's eyes lingered on the dashboard, trying to figure what was wrong. Snow kept falling so much than she had problems seeing the road even for one meter ahead as the car began to spit a dark grey smoke. Cursing under her breath, Marina tried using the windshield wipers for a better view but the blasted weather was blocking her sight. The snowflakes gave the impression that the billions of stars kept falling down, waltzing through the cold air. Looking at her pocket watch, she noticed they still were at an hour-drive from their destination.

The Kia coughed again, shaking violently before stopping abruplty. The three friends looked at eachothers with fear, silently praying that the car would restart normally. Marina tried several times to turn the key on, but unsuccessful with every trials. Catching Mélanie's glance in the rear mirror, she whispered, trying hard not to panic : « Essaie d'appeler la police ou autre... ».

The eldest nodded and, while she dialed fast on her cell phone, asked shakily : « On est où au juste ? C’est complètement désertn ici, on est beau mileu de nulle part ! Je te préviens, dès que ça décroche, je te passe le téléphone, Mélodie ». Her sister’s only answer was a long yawn and, unfortunately for them, the phone didn’t ring at all, a no-signal logo flashing on the small screen.

Mélanie’s face paled, showing her phone to the others. Their pulses raced, colors drained of their faces, their breathing becoming shaky from fear. But no… No. They couldn’t freak out. Their hearts were pounding and their palms were sweaty. Fear shot up from the sole of Mélodie’s feet and crackled through her entire body like an electric wave, threatening to take off the top of her head. She shook so violently her sister had to slap her – not so hard – to make her stop.

« Qu’est-ce qu’on fait ? Qu’est-ce qu’on fait ? Qu’est-ce qu’on fait ? » Mélodie kept asking, her arms wrapped around herself, slightly rocking back and forth.

« On attend qu’une voiture passe pour demander de l’aide » Marina suggested, not really convaincing but after looking through the windows, murmured : « Enfin, si quelqu’un passe parce que je ne sais même pas si je suis encore sur une route… La neige monte à une vitesse alarmante, j’y vois rien ! ».

« Sortons et essayons de trouver quelqu’un… ou au moins une maison » Mélanie tried in a shaking voice. « On va geler si on reste dans la voiture… Déjà que ce ne sera pas facile avec le fauteuil de Mélo, alors si on attend, avec toute cette neige sui tombe, ça sera impossible de sortir de là !…Marina, tu peux prendre nos sacs ? Avec ce temps, je ne suis pas sûre qu’on puisse faire redémarrer ta voiture ce soir ».

Putting on their warmest coats, Mélanie and Marina went out first to retrieve the wheelchair in the trunk. Handling the chair was really difficult in snow, the ground was already covered by several centimeters. Visibility had shrunk to a ring of no more than a half dozen meters across. A gust of bitter wind ripped the air out of Mélodie’s lungsand slapped her full in the face as she went to sit on her wheelchair, the seat already white with the snow. A flash of intense cold made the three friends shiver.

« J’ai froid, j’ai froid, j’ai froid, j’ai froid… » Mélodie whispered, mimicing Anna of the animated Disney _Frozen_ , wrapping in several layers of blankets. The scene might have been funny if she was trully being frozen. Her sister was grunting with effort to push the wheelchair and had to ask the help of Marina to maneuver it together, the thick snow making it almost impossible to make it roll throught it. To break the seriousness of the situation, Marina began to sing, always in a cheerful mood. She was absolutely sure all was going to be fine, even if she didn’t see the damn play…

_When you and your baby have a fallin' out_   
_Just call me up sweet mama and we'll go steppin' out_   
_And we'll go Honky Tonkin', Honky Tonkin'_   
_Honky Tonkin', Honey Baby_   
_We'll go Honky Tonkin' 'round this town_

After half an hour of intense walking and pushing – even though they were sure they hadn’t covered many meters with the wheelchair, a tall frame of what seemed to be a house began to take shape from afar. A faint wavering light seemed to indicate life in the house.

Marina, excited by the discovery which gave her hope, yelled : « Regardez ! Il y a de la lumière ! Je suis sûre qu’on pourra trouver de l’aide ! ». Mélodie, with a dramatic air – and to try to forget the cold began to sing.

_In the velvet darkness of the blackest night_   
_Burning bright, there's a guiding star_   
_No matter what or who, who you are_

_There's a light over at the Frankenstein Place_   
_There's a light, burning in the fireplace_   
_There's a light, light in the darkness of everybody's life_

Mélanie rolled her eyes, and, gaining momentum to push the wheelchair, sighed : « Si tu veux Mélo ! Je suis même prête à te faire le _Time Warp Again_ à condition qu’on ne soit plus sous la neige…. On est en train de se transformer en glaçon ! ».

« Oui, mais, » her sister nodded before she began to sing again, gently mocking Mélanie :

_« Je suis un très très très gentil glaçon_   
_Un peu con je l'ét...ais déjà au fond ! »_

The eldest mumbled something under her breath, still maneuvering the damn wheelchair and soflty slapped the back of Mélodie’s head.

They went out on a muddy white road, leading them to the mansion. Everyting was desert, smoggy, lifeless… Not even a singing bird or a noisy beatle… But after all, they were in the middle of a snow storm.

A bleak house stood at the end of a long path, surrounded by skeletal trees. The sight of the supposed to be once-magnificent estate now fallen into such terrible ruin stunned Marina and Mélanie, Mélodie being blinded by the white cover of snow everywhere, studded by what appeared to be blood-like stains. Mélanie repressed a shiver which was clearly not du to the freezing air. This place was truly eerie. The building was clearly outdated. The stairs leading to the door was wrecked. The facade was dirty and some bricks were missing.

Despite the light coming out from the house, the place seemed abandonned and left in ruin, but right now, all the three friends wanted was a warm room and a phone which worked.

**Notes for the Chapter:**

> The drawing was made by my sister - coloring by me

**Author's Note:**

> The drawing was made by my sister - coloring by me


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